The COVID pandemic has dramatically changed the way American consumers travel, socialize, conduct business — and handle their debts.  Seasonality, consumer sentiment, and age at the time of listing are all factors that impact your AR flows.  While Colorado faces a rising number of COVID cases, many Coloradans also face lost or reduced wages, mounting bills, and possible eviction. Last June, the Colorado State Senate passed Senate Bill 20-211 to provide relief to consumers affected by the pandemic.
You’ve just received notice from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court that one of your consumers has filed for bankruptcy. How should you respond?  There are many reasons consumers may not be willing or able to pay their bills. These reasons primarily fall into four categories: Circumstantial, Emotional, Intellectual and Criminal.
 How can you determine if a collection agency is successfully performing for you? What sort of measures should you use? Like most businesses, the collection industry uses Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to...  Once you’ve decided to send an overdue account to a collection agency, what happens to it?
Sometimes it depends on the type of debt that was incurred. The most common debts sent to collections are ...  If you’ve ever experienced the frustration of being unable to locate someone, then you can appreciate the value of skip tracing.
Skip tracing is a tool commonly used within the collections industry to locate ... |
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Credit Service Company, Inc.
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2150 Lelaray St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 P.O. Box 1120
Colorado Springs, CO 80901
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